Sick of Windows Media Player? Over iTunes? Here are three free alternatives for your music management needs.
Free streaming music turns people on to new music and encourages them to buy, says social-networking site Last.fm. In the music industry, this will not come as a huge revelation.
Too many messily named MP3s cluttering up your hard drive? Neaten up your songs with one of these apps.
Want a quick and dirty app for burning CDs on the cheap? Here are three free options for your music and data desires.
CDs and DVDs are like so 1990s, man. If you're ready to ditch the disc and want to disco over to digital, then check out CNET.com.au's list of the major online media stores in Australia.
Think that song has appeared in your playlists just a few too many times? David Braue puts the randomness of Apple's song shuffling to the test -- and finds some surprising results.
If you've been wondering where's a good place to sample new music other than the iTunes Music Store, here's a treat for your eardrums.
By the time the Zune hits Australia's shores (if ever), the social would have gone to bed. Here's our primer on how to search for free music online.
If you can't wait around for iTunes to add iPod-to-PC backup functionality or convert your movies, check out these apps for enhancing the ubiquitous audio and video player.
If you're always on the move, check out these essential downloads for your Treo, BlackBerry or Apple iPod.
As Hollywood adapts to online realities, video-sharing sites could soon face a day of reckoning.
At CES 2006, we saw a demo of Windows Media Player 11, which boasts a cleaner and more logical design as well as snappier performance. Check out screenshots from the latest build of WMP 11 for Vista.
Entrepreneur is putting thousands of hours of unheard Hendrix, Dead and other Bill Graham-promoted shows online.
Complete with a full review of iTunes 6.0, reviews of the video-capable iPods, answers to FAQs, plus other on-line music buying options.
Looking for new music but don't want to drop a lot of dough on MP3s from online music stores? Use one of these four stream-ripping apps to record Internet radio and pull out the MP3s you want. One even works with Mac OS X and iTunes, so you can put the new music on your iPod.
CDs are like so 1990s, man. If you’re ready to ditch the disc, check out CNET.com.au’s list of on-line music stores in Australia.
Heard the buzz on podcasting? We explain how you can get started, as well as how to search for podcasts and create your own.
We've compared seven free media jukeboxes - which one best suits your music and video needs?
The largest copyright infringement case in Australian history sees Sydney-based Sharman Networks and other "respondents" involved with peer-to-peer software Kazaa face 30 record company "applicants" from Australia, North America and Europe. The outcome could impact pending lawsuits in the US, and indeed alter the course of the music industry.
If you want good music — right now, with minimal effort, wherever you are (so long as you have an Internet connection) — there's no reason not to take the Slacker Web Player for a spin.
iPod owners with a gym membership and a hankering to get in shape will be well served by PumpOne's PumpedForLife fitness software.
SlySoft CloneDVD Mobile excels at copying and reformatting nonprotected DVD video for iPod use, although it can't touch commercial discs.
Talking Panda's iRocker won't turn you into a guitar-shredding virtuoso overnight, but it can teach you enough to start writing your own songs.
musikCube is a fine, reliable, all-in-one jukebox program for Windows users who dislike DRM and bloated software.
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Apple took the wraps off its first Australian store today. Here is a sneak peek of what is inside the big glass walls.
Under wraps: Apple's Sydney City Store
Work is coming along at the soon-to-open Sydney Apple store, although the high-security site is wrapped up to resemble a Steve Jobs skivvy.
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